You’re a teacher. It’s what you’ve known. Maybe it’s something you stumbled into (like me) or maybe it’s the only job you’ve dreamed of having since playing school with your stuffed animal “students” by age 5. But then, something changes… Maybe you start dreading Monday mornings. Perhaps you have kids and despise dropping them off at daycare. It could be…
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Find, Remember, Match Games
These Find Remember Match games are a great way to reinforce various concepts with your elementary students! These activities are a fun, hands-on way to work on basic math facts or literacy concepts in a matching game format. These Find Remember Match games are great for classrooms, homeschools, with Title I or special education students, for homework, to use on…
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Seasonal Literacy Activities for Upper Elementary
Are you need of seasonal literacy activities for your upper elementary classroom or homeschool students? Tired of worksheets and wanting something that’s hands-on, fun, AND engaging? Then these puzzles are the answer you need! These seasonal literacy activities are great for classrooms, homeschools, with Title I and special education students, and so much more! Students will be able to practice…
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Teaching Math in 15 Minutes a Day
After teaching a math meeting for years as a classroom teacher, I am a firm believer that a majority of the skills primary children need to learn can be done by teaching math in 15 minutes a day. That’s right – taking just 15 minutes a day can help your preschool, Kindergarten, or 1st grade students master the majority of…
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Teacher Retirement
You work so hard. I know. Oftentimes it may feel like you’re living paycheck to paycheck. And teacher retirement may be one of the farthest things from your mind. But I also want you to gain financial literacy and have more control over your future. It will help you feel more empowered, be more in control of your dreams and…
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